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I'd also like to mention that essential oils are a skin irritant for some, so if you have sensitive skin but are still interested in trying by Humankind you may want to start with the unscented option. It did not irritate my skin, so perhaps my body has adjusted to natural deodorants, or maybe it has changed in other ways (I've since had a baby, for example). For this review I tested by Humankind's unscented formula. Note: All by Humankind deodorants include baking soda, which is an ingredient that can irritate sensitive skin-in fact, I believe baking soda is why the Schmidt's jar deodorant gave me a rash several years ago when I first began using natural deodorant. Coconut Scent - Orange Terpenes Lemon Peel Oil Amyris Balsamifera Bark Oil Natural Fragrance.Lavender-Citrus Scent - Lavandin oil Mandarin Orange Peel Oil Ho Leaf Oil Geranium Oil.Rosemary-Mint Scent - Rosemary Leaf Oil Eucalyptus Oil Orange Terpenes Lemon Terpenes Castor Seed Oil Mentha Piperita Oil Thyme Flower / Leaf Oil Lemon Peel Oil Orange Peel Oil Spearmint Leaf Oil Rock Rose Resin Clary Sage Oil.Eucalyptus Scent - Eucalyptus Oil Bergamot Fruit Oil Star Anise Oil Cedar Oil Lavender Oil Orange Peel Oil Fir Needle Oil Natural Fragrance.Unscented Formula & Base ingredients of all scents - Squalane Stearyl Alcohol Arrowroot Powder Ethylhexyl Palmitate Baking Soda Olus (Jojoba) Oil Hydrogenated Castor Oil Candelilla Wax Lauric Acid Tapioca Starch Zinc Oxide Sucrose Stearate Azelaic Acid Behentrimonium Methosulfate Potassium Ascorbyl Tocopheryl Phosphate Ethylhexylglycerin Magnesium Hydroxide.In subsequent boxes, if you subscribe: two 1.6 oz refills in a compostable paper lining with some #5 recyclable plastic components.In your first box: 1.6 oz refill in a compostable paper lining with some #5 recyclable plastic components + a durable, reusable case.Shipping packaging is carbon neutral and recyclable.

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Skip a refill, update your scent, or cancel at anytime.Subscription refills cost $20.40 (2 refills at $10.20 each) in 4 weeks from your first delivery, then every 8 weeks after that.$10 when you sign up for a subscription.My Subscription Addiction paid for this product. (Check out the review process post to learn more.) by Humankind Deodorant Quick Facts Cost I go into the details below!īefore I jump in I want to note that while indeed I've tried many natural deodorants, I wouldn't consider myself an expert-my experience and opinions are my own, and different personal care products of all types work differently for everyone's individual body. So, before I even tried by Humankind's deodorant, it had already won a wee bit of my bias. Buying personal care products from companies that are taking their impact on the Earth seriously is about the easiest way I can think of to reduce my carbon footprint. So, here we are!īy Humankind takes sustainability seriously not only with its personal care product ingredients (in addition to deodorant they carry hand soap, body wash, shampoo, and conditioner-all in bar form-plus bamboo-based cotton swabs, mouthwash in tablet form, and a toiletry bag made from post-consumer recycled plastic bottles), but with their production and shipping practices, too. If you read my Myro review you'll know that the formula didn't work great for me. I could have happily stopped there, but Myro caught my eye with its eco-friendly refillable case.

Native was an overall positive experience, but then Kopari arrived in a subscription box and its smoothness, scent, and efficacy trumped all. Schmidt's wins for best scents in my book. Short of Tom's, which just didn't work for me at all, each of these natural deodorants had their merits.

By now I've tried a number of natural deodorants-Tom's, Schmidt's (see Anna's review here), Native (Anna's review here), Kopari, and Myro.